This conference is open to U.S. Citizens Only and contains ITAR, Military Critical, and Distro C material. The event contains Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) and is not open to the general public or press.
To attend the event you must be a:
As a registered attendee of the Symposium, you have a personal responsibility to help protect the data exchanged at this event. This includes responsibly managing your electronic devices (phones, computers, cameras, tablets, etc.), as well as your conversations before, during, and after the event regarding symposium-related information. Be smarter than our adversaries!
U.S. Government or U.S. Military Attendees:
U.S. Government Contractors:
Acceptable forms of documentation include your U.S. passport (active through event dates), U.S. birth certificate, U.S. naturalization certificate or a signed letter verifying U.S. citizenship status on company letterhead from your security manager or HR representative. This letter must be either digitally signed or include a wet signature. This letter does not need to contain sensitive information but must state the method used to verify citizenship was one of two options: 1. security manager or HR representative reviewed your U.S. passport; or 2. security manager or HR representative reviewed your U.S. birth certificate (or U.S. naturalization certificate, if applicable). I-9s are not an acceptable means for U.S. citizenship verification.
Alternately, you may have your security office submit citizenship verification via DISS. Below is additional information you’ll need:
If needed to complete your internal DISS submission request, our unclassified fax number is: 877-606-7173.
The DD2345 Certification is required for non-government/non-military attendance at this event. Military personnel and DoD/NASA federal employees are exempt from the DD2345 certification requirements.
During the NSMMS & CRASTE registration process, non-government attendees - including contractors working at government sites - will be asked to submit their organization’s cage code, military critical certification number, date of military critical expiration, and a copy of their certified Military Critical Form (DD2345). Things to note about the DD2345:
No electronic devices will be allowed into the technical sessions. This includes, but is not limited to, key fobs, phones, computers, smart devices such as smart watches, and health monitoring devices such as Fitbits, Whoop and Oura ring. It is recommended that you leave these items in your car or in your hotel room.
Blue52 Productions does not work with any 3rd parties to provide a list of contacts during or following the NSMMS & CRASTE event. If you receive a solicitation for purchasing a list of contacts, please note that Blue52 Productions has not authorized this. Please contact us so that we can report it.